Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

THE SEMI w EEkLY W0RL
IDAHO CITY, IDAH
THE death of an Indian aged Il
years is reported from San Diego, Ca
THERE Is street in Milan that
rooted with glass, topped off with
dome.
MAX MULLER has recovered hi
health sufficiently TO resume his litei
airy labors.
CoRNELIus VANpERBILT's new milk
house will have thing on it which cos
over $1,000.
A FACTORY in Livingston Manor
N. Y, is making 10000 Indian club
for England.
The highwaymen oil Arizona stop
ped i,ine stages last year. but got only
81, 900 for their trouble.
DuRlxG the past nine years $1,000
phys.cians have graduated from th'
medical colleges In this country.
GEN. GRAxT's unclc. Samuel Simp-
son, is dylng Mt his home near Bantam,
Clermont county. o. He is 92 years old
Dn PETERS. an eminent Paris physl-
clan. rcpudates aud denounces M,
pastcur's famous treatment for hydro
p hobia.
GEN. c. G. ANDREWS. formerly con
sui general TO Brazil, has written
work entitled .Braz.l: Its Condi tior
aud Prospects"
SENATOR CocgRELL, Of Missouri
smokes an ancient briar-root pipe. be
cause. as be says he eau not afford To
buy cigars on tho salary he receives.
CONGRESSMAN IRA DAVENPORT. OF
New York. will bo married to Miss
Kate l.. Sharpe. daughter of Gen.
Sharpe. Of kingston, In May or June.
Mn. Epwrs HoDDxR. the successful
b;ographcr OF Lord shnftcsbury, Is en-
gagged. al the instance Of the family. up
Oh life OF the late Mr.. Samuel Morley.
A GENTLE constituent Of Congress
man Buck, Of Connecticut has written
TO him asking for all the details OF the
fisheries question. rs she is interested
in botany"
MAJ. SERPA PINTo. the African trav.
eler. Is about 40 years old, tall and
slight. with soft gentle voice. liz
says he does not expect to revisit the
ozark continent.
DEACON WHIrE. the broker member
elect Of the liftieth congress. Is said to
have made about 100000 on Monday
By neat little turn that his fellow
brokers said he would regret
An article ia fAs London Siatist
shows that the British government and
ITS colonies are paying British steam
ship companies nerrly sL0OO,o0o to
carry mails. regardless Of the question
Of postage.
A new charitable organization IN
New York is called "rhe Good Amerl
can Diakonsassen, an adaptation from
the German. Its purpose il 10 train
women to become intelligent nurses OF
the sick poor.
RICHARD PERKINS. OF Cranberry Isles
Me-. teaches to-day IN the same school
house. thai be taught 10 twenty-five
years ago. For many years it was the
only place had by the people OF the Isles
for holding meetings or funerals.
-
Ex-Goy. HoApLY. OF Ohio. says that
he is devoted to the political fortunes
OF President Cleveland. bu, that poll
tics have nothing 10 do with his going
TO New York to locate, lie says that
his system requ res 10 be braeed by salt
air.
GEx. BoLANGER was the sou of a
poor advocate at Nantes and u beauti-
ful Englishwoman. and In hts boyhood
was as vain and theatrical as now. He
would often go without hts lunch in or
der 10 save money for lemon-coiored
KID gloves.
LEVI KSAus on being committed TO
the aluis-house at Reading Pa. fifty
years ago, maie n vow never to speak
again. lie has kept 1t, as be has re-
manned there all these years and nc
one has ever heard him speak. lie
hears well.
THE late Lord Isldesleigh was not a
has been supposed, one of the founder,
Of HE GEardlaa, the Church OF Eng.
land organ but for many years he was
one Of the writers for It's columns. liz
never would accept any pay for his ar,